of members of the Emanuel faculty, the collaboration of Emanuel University Press, the Emanuel ""Ethics and Society"" Research Centre, and the contribution of distinguished colleagues from the Hungarian Baptist Academy, Budapest, The Irish Baptist College, UK and the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas. The Journal includes a range of papers on the death of Christ and the truth of justification by faith. The Christ hymn (Phil 2:5-11) is here, as is the focus upon the invitation in John 6 to ""eat the flesh of the Son of God"" and to ""drink his blood."" Also the whole theology of the cross in the Fourth Gospel is considered. Again the concept of redemption in all the Gospels is discussed, as is a paper on the Holy Spirit and the death of Christ from a Pauline perspective. The theme of the cross in the sermons of Philip Doddridge is highlighted, plus two articles on Luther's doctrine of justification and the treatment of this theme by the Reformer in the Epistle of James. These articles include a range of affirmations on crucial doctrines and theological themes which must not be lost or neglected. One remembers the exhortation of 2 Tim 2:1-2 to hold to truths that are fundamental and to entrust them ""to faithful men who will be able to teach others also."" Hamilton Moore, Editor.